Cassius Cobblewick
Cassius Cobblewick, a witch of mystical grace and cunning intellect, awaits her sorting into a Hogwarts house, embodying the spirit of adventure and wisdom in the realm of magic.
Xander Wilderose
Xander Wilderose, a witch with an enigmatic aura reminiscent of Ravenclaw, exudes a mysterious charm in the corridors of Hogwarts.
Elysia Meadow
Elysia Meadow is a graceful witch whose presence exudes a sense of tranquility and connection to nature, embodying the spirit of the Hogwarts house of Hufflepuff.
Finnegan Duskwillow
Finnegan Duskwillow, a mystical witch with an enigmatic allure, embodies the spirit of creativity and wisdom in the enchanted realm of magic.
Greenwood Lynnleaf
Greenwood Lynnleaf, a witch with a mysterious aura, embodies the spirit of Slytherin, exuding a blend of cunning intelligence and natural elegance.
Zephyr Brightglade
Zephyr Brightglade is a mystical witch exuding an aura of enchantment, awaiting her sorting into a Hogwarts house where her bravery and wisdom will shine through.
Rosewhisper Thistlecove
Rosewhisper Thistlecove, a mysterious witch whose presence echoes through the corridors of Hogwarts with a subtle charm and enigmatic aura.
Aria Skyfeather
Aria Skyfeather, a graceful witch, exudes an ethereal aura fitting for a Ravenclaw student, embodying curiosity and intellect in her magical pursuits.
Daffodilia Amberlight
Daffodilia Amberlight, a whimsical witch with an affinity for enchanting spells, embodies the mystery and allure of an undefined Hogwarts house.
Elara Willowwood
Elara Willowwood, a wise and mysterious witch of unassigned Hogwarts house, wanders through the enchanted forest with an air of tranquility and ancient wisdom.
Eloise Springwillow
Eloise Springwillow, a witch with a name as enchanting as the changing of seasons, embodies the grace and resilience of a magical being destined to flourish in the verdant realms of Hogwarts.
Gentlespirit
Gentlespirit, a brave witch, embodies the valor and grace of Gryffindor house in the magical realm of Harry Potter.
